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Cody Nguyen –> Lead author of Inside A Wandering Mind; does travel, fictional writing, and STEM.
Tristan Chiu –> Helps with the STEM Articles on Inside A Wandering Mind
Kasra Kermani –> Edits for Inside A Wandering Mind
I joined the Japanese Military on January 30th, 1937, young, naive, and eager to fight. My father had brought home anecdotes of his travels through the numerous wars he participated in. He seemed unscathed by the realities and horrors I would soon face in all forms. From this, I had no doubt the war would […]
FICTIONAL STORY – One World One Girl Chapter 10: Is Akira the bad guy? Read More »
Parte dos… I made quite a bit of progress through Spanish 2, which was the class I went to every day after lunch in the second trimester. Puedo escribir un poco más que los dias primeras de la escuela ano, pero necesito ingles a veces. First, let’s talk about the units: our trimester of twelve
LIFE EVENTS – Spanish 2 Course Review (have fun non-spanish speakers) Read More »
Our first full day in Hanoi begins- the phase of the North begins! The next ten days were all each incredibly notable in their own rights, and so much happened that all the words I could possibly paint in here might still miss out on great details that I have forgotten about. As I write
LIFE EVENTS – SEA2023 Part 11: Hanoi stuff Read More »
The second phase of the trip was over, and for our third trip we planned to explore the north of Vietnam. After waking up in the morning, we got a quick breakfast and immediately prepared to leave. We called up a Grab taxi and immediately headed to the airport. The airport was quite far from
LIFE EVENTS – SEA Part 10: Going back to Vietnam! Read More »
Hiroshi Suzuki did everything his father did, only at a later time. He was born in the 1920s to his father’s true wife (Thank god) somewhere in Japan (I’m still not entirely sure where they lived at the time) and proved to everyone that he was going to be extremely vicious, every from the beginning.
The 3rd Class I did in the 2nd trimester of my freshman year was a chemistry class. Once again, I’m doing Bio-Chem-Chem. If you forgot what that is, here are the science class paths: Bio-Bio: The generic science path that some people do. It’s supposedly the path for those who might not be interested in
LIFE EVENTS – Chem 1 Course Review Read More »
A few months ago, I posted an article about my first English class in high school. Because this blog is centered around my writings, I thought it would be good to show some of my academic projects here too. This story, called “The End”, is based off another writing project I made back in 7th
Fictional Story – THE END. Read More »
(sorry for no title pic, I forgot to take pics that day) Our last day in Bangkok (Don’t get any funny ideas) started with us waking up and again struggling to get breakfast. The big mall next to our hotel was closed again (It usually doesn’t open until later on in the morning) so we
LIFE EVENTS – SEA2023 Part 9 – Our last full day in Thailand Read More »
Okay, so I’m starting to write this about 2 months into the swim team season and I realized something pretty quick— all of swim is hard. They don’t go easy on you, regardless of if it’s the first day, if you’re a freshman like I am, or if you a load of AP Chemistry homework
LIFE EVENTS – What’s it like on the Swim Team? Read More »
After waking up in Bangkok, we headed out to get breakfast before embarking on our first day exploring Bangkok. Our initial plan was to head to the nearby mall which we got dinner at previously but after learning that it wasn’t opening for three more hours, we decided to use Grab to find our way
LIFE EVENTS – SEA2023 Part 8 – Exploring Bangkok today! Read More »
